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MacDonnells of Williamsgate Street
In 1904, MJ MacDonnell, Confectioner, announced the fact in the local papers, that he had just opened a TEA ROOM at Number 8, Wiilliamsgate Street where ladies and gentlemen ‘can have freshly made tea and cakes – all cakes made freshly on the premises with the purest ingredients only. Seed, Plum, Rich Plum, Madeira, Citron, Cherry, Sultana, Genoese, Pastry etc. White and Brown scones, Cream scones and Crumpets always in stock. Ice Creams in 24 hours’.
Clann Machua present Sive by John B Keane
Clann Machua Drama Group, Kiltimagh, are delighted to return to the stage with their production of Sive - which is their Festival production for 2022 - and will stage the play on Friday and Saturday February 25 and 26 in the Townhall Theatre with curtain up nightly at 8pm.
Ballycastle public water supply works due to be completed by next week
Irish Water, working in partnership with Mayo County Council, are happy to announce that works to connect the Ballycastle Public Water Supply to the Ballina Regional Water Supply Scheme (Lacken Reservoir) are due to be complete next week.
March to secure the future of Ardnaree post office
A public demonstration is planned for Ballina tomorrow (Saturday) as part of the community campaign to retain Ardnaree post office. It is being described as a demonstration of solidarity that will send a clear message to An Post that the community is united in its stand against any attempt to close the facility.
Aonghus McAnally show celebrates Christie Hennessy
Renowned entertainer Aonghus McAnally recreates the iconic sound of his close friend Christie Hennessy in a touching tribute to one of Ireland’s greatest singer-songwriters.
Ardnaree fall short on All Ireland day
It just wasn’t to be for Ardnaree in Croke Park on Sunday, the Mayo champions had blitzed their way through the club championship in Mayo and on into Connacht, but on the day they just came up against a better team, despite their best efforts.
Ardnaree are fully focused on the next step
Amidst the hugs and backslaps from friends, family and well wishers on the muddied field of battle in Carrick-on-Shannon, the Ardnaree players were enjoying the spoils of their greatest victory to date, but they were firmly looking forward to what lies in wait in two weeks time and one last push on the field, that all things going well will see them go from local hero’s to local legends on the most famous field of them all.
